Business
No, Canada: How Musk’s Twitter Should React if Trudeau’s Censorship Plans Succeed
The company shouldn’t be shy about pulling itself from a country intent on policing speech.
Maybe We Should Let McKinsey Stay in Russia?
The consultancy seems to make a mess of much of what it touches. Perhaps there’s a case for letting it continue screwing up Russia.
Chicago’s Decline Accelerates as Boeing Abandons It
Soaring crime, a hostile business climate, and clueless leaders are driving businesses out of the Windy City.
Apple Employees Throw Tantrum and Resist Returning to Work
A group of U.S.-based Apple employees called Apple Together issued an open letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook over his plan to have them return to the office.
How a Near Plane Crash Led to a Weather App for Truckers
The success of Drive Weather is a classic example of how innovation isn’t planned.
When Conflicting Recommendations on ESG Are Not a Conflict
ESG is the antithesis of what most investing is supposed to be about, which is the generation of economic return.
News of Capitalism’s Death Is Exaggerated
Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter shows there’s still life in the old capitalism dog.
Let Disney Be an Example
Obviously, it’s not a good practice for government to retaliate against a business, but Florida’s fight with Disney could have welcome effects.
Twitter/Musk: Saying No Is Now a Little Harder
Elon Musk hints at a tender offer.